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@ECHO %DBG% OFF

SETLOCAL ENABLEDELAYEDEXPANSION



for /l %%i in (1,1,9) do (

                          for /l %%j in (1,1,%%i) do (

                                                      set /a h=%%i*%%j

                                                      set /p=%%i×%%j^=!h! <nul

                                                      if %%i==%%j echo.

                                                      )

                            )

Really became flooding.. It turns out the key is to control the layout...

But the layout problem is solved, :) Using Tab instead of spaces can do it. You don't need to spend effort on layout.

Tab cannot be displayed correctly in the forum...???

[ Last edited by qjbm on 2007-1-31 at 05:38 PM ]

Needs to be studied... Absorb

Like me who can only do dead work, ECHO output...

qjbm uses the Tab key to control typesetting, which has streamlined a lot of code, great.

I've seen the power of batch commands.

The typesetting of the brother on the 16th floor is still not as neat as the building owner's. Personally, I think the building owner's is perfect.

I think it can be simplified further.

@echo off
:: 99 multiplication table
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
for /l %%a in (1,1,9) do (
for /l %%b in (1,1,%%a) do (
set /a i+=1
set /a ans=%%a*%%b
set ans=%%b×%%a=!ans!
set res=!res! !ans:~0,6!
if !i! equ %%a echo!res!&set res=& set i=0
)
)
pause

16th floor has prompted: Tab cannot be displayed correctly in the forum

So you need to replace the space between !h! and <nul in the copy with the space of the Tab key

set /p=%%i×%%j^=!h! <nul

The code of spiegboy is very good, and extra points are given.

I'm just a new member of this forum. I have many things I don't understand. Please take care of me. At the same time, I hope those who are willing to take apprentices and have good interpersonal relationships and kind hearts can add my QQ: 453803302.
Thanks a million!

The moderators and Brother 16 wrote really well. When I just came in, I couldn't write either. Today I can also write one.

@echo off 

set "num1=1" 

set "flag=0" 

:do 

if %num1% lss %flag% ( 

set /a "num1+=1" 

) else ( 

echo. 

set "num1=1" 

set /a "flag+=1" 

) 

set /a "num=%num1%*%flag%" 

set/p=%num1%×%flag%=%num% <nul 

if %num1% equ 9 (pause>nul&exit) 

goto do

Ask, I'm a newbie. Just follow what the person above said, using **.XXX >**.XXX can implement the output, right? Then, for example, when I want to output a file, as long as I enter a file name, it can help me output it to a corresponding TXT file (or a fixed one like 1.TXT). How to do it?

[ Last edited by DarkDrgon on 2007-5-2 at 12:37 AM ]

Why do you need to press Enter?

I saw this post today. Here's a VBS version of the multiplication table from 1 to 9:

1. Dim i, m, s
   
2. For i = 1 To 9
   
3. s = s & vbLf
   
4. For m = 1 To i
   
5. s = s & m & "×" & i & " = " & Left(i * m & " ", 2) & Space(2)
   
6. Next
   
7. Next
   
8. MsgBox s,,"Multiplication Table from 1 to 9"
   

ccwan posted on: 2007-05-08 11:23